Thursday, September 16, 2010
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MISSION
The Central California Coast Chapter of the Society for Conservation Biology provides a forum for the exchange of ideas between conservation biologists, students and advocates from Silicon Valley to Monterey Bay. The CCCSCB strives to make links among the local conservation community, to promote greater knowledge and understanding of local conservation initiatives and research, and to develop the necessary skills for successful conservation efforts, in keeping with the mission of the Society for Conservation Biology (http://www.conbio.org/AboutUs/).
NEXT CHAPTER MEETING
The next C3SCB meeting will be held on Thursday, November 14th from 3:00 to 4:30 in Room 423 Herrin Labs, Stanford University.
The meeting’s featured speaker will be Jeanne Wetzel Chinn, MS, founder of the non-profit project Being with Wolves (BWW).
The meeting’s featured speaker will be Jeanne Wetzel Chinn, MS, founder of the non-profit project Being with Wolves (BWW).
Links to Outside Content
CCCC-SCB Resources
EXECUTIVE BOARD
CHAIR:
Don Arnold
Jessica Shors
TREASURER
Ellen Natesan
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Rebecca Sloan
Don Arnold
Jessica Shors
TREASURER
Ellen Natesan
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Rebecca Sloan
Chapter Events Schedule
Chapter meetings are held every other month, usually on a Thursday. Traditionally, they have been held at Suraj Indian Restaurant in Redwood City, but the Meeting will be held at De Anza College in March. Typically, the meetings are from 6:30-9pm, with the business meeting starting at 7pm and the featured talk beginning at 8pm.
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